Hololuminescent Display (lookingglassfactory.com)

Good illusion. You’ll indeed notice the video itself stays totally 2D if you look at the chair legs while they are moving around the display. Probably works best if there are no static objects in video.

I was hoping this was a commercialization of desktop VR head tracking: https://procrastineering.blogspot.com/2007/12/head-tracking-... (2007)

That type of 3D is limited to one viewer, but is pretty cool.

This is tickling my memory of "why aren't there good consumer 3d cameras".

I have a Fuji finepix 3d camera that makes awesome 3d pictures and even has a fairly crappy but working 3d display. Awesome even if the resolution is not great given today's tech. I'd love to shoot a lot of 3d pictures today and have my grandkids look at them sometime in the future with their then awesome 3d display tech. It's such a missed opportunity.

Too bad the economics aren't working out :(

It seems a bit disingenuous to call it holographic doesn't it? I believe https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integral_imaging is the technology. It has similarities with lenticular prints.

I found this print that uses 'Integral imaging' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0MP6mW7BW0

https://opg.optica.org/ol/abstract.cfm?uri=ol-49-8-1876 appears to be a real holographic display.

On this very topic, this might be one of my most favorite videos ever single-handedly changing my understanding of holograms: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmKQsSDlaa4

Could this technology be modified to 1 to 1 video calls?

Can anyone link a Wikipedia article or briefly describe how does this work?

The "No bulky boxes. Just 3D presence." tagline must come from an LLM, right? Crazy they chose to go with such cheap copy for a 10kUSD-range product. I am not saying you must call in Don Draper for every single landing page or hero call, but come on.

I think it's actually just an optical illusion. Their FAQ mentions giving you a video editor template for adding lighting and shadows.

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